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Originally Posted by PWI Negotiations between Rey Mysterio and WWE are said to be almost done and Rey could have his official release from the company soon. We should be hearing about Rey's post-WWE plans in the next few months. Apparently Rey has been working on putting together signing appearances as a number of promoters are reportedly waiting to make announcements. It's also expected that Rey will wrestle for Lucha Underground.

There's a lot of speculation that Bray Wyatt was talking about The Undertaker during his promo on last night's WWE SmackDown, seen above. Wyatt mentioned that he fears nothing, living or dead. He also said after what he does next, it will be hard for the WWE Universe to ever smile again. At last word, WWE officials were still not sure on The Undertaker's status for WrestleMania 31 but with the Royal Rumble over, they likely got an answer and it appears they are moving forward with the feud.

It was said this week by a WWE source that no matter how hard the fans rally for Daniel Bryan and no matter how much he gets over, top WWE officials are not going to see him as a top guy that can be the face of the company. Before the news came out this week that WWE was planning on doing Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler at WrestleMania 31, there was a feeling among many that officials would not give in like they did last year and Bryan wouldn't be getting pushed to the WrestleMania main event again.

Originally Posted by Observer The Bunny may be gone from WWE as there were plans at one point for a Bunny vs. Adam Rose exchange at the Rumble but that never happened.

The TNA website will be streaming episodes of Impact Wrestling every Saturday at 10 AM only for Canadian viewers. If you are from Canada, you can find more details at http://www.impactwrestling.com/videos/canada

Originally Posted by Observer The 2015 WWE Royal Rumble pay-per-view drew an advanced sellout with just under 14,000 fans in attendance. As noted, WWE announced on TV that 17,164 fans were in attendance

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Professional wrestling star Mick Foley was ejected from the Wing Bowl eating contest Friday after stuffing uneaten chicken wings into a fanny pack. People following the event on social media dubbed Foley's attempt at boosting his wing total "inflate gate," a play on the Super Bowl-bound New England Patriots' deflated football controversy. Chicago's Patrick Bertoletti won with a Wing Bowl record 444 wings in 26 minutes. He edged out 2014 champion Molly Schuyler, of Bellevue, Nebraska, who eclipsed her record 363-wing mark with 440 wings. The fan-favorite Foley, who's known in the ring as Mankind, said after his ouster that he didn't want to overstuff himself and get sick, like other competitors. "I didn't want that to be my legacy," said Foley. "So I stretched the rules. I thought people would appreciate that, right here in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania!" Wing Bowl started in 1993 as a way for Philadelphia's long-suffering sports fans to blow off steam before the Super Bowl. About 20,000 people gathered at the Wells Fargo Arena — home of the Philadelphia 76ers and Philadelphia Flyers — to drink beer and watch scantily clad women serve competitors wings.

Been a running gag for Foley's stand up comedy gig since he's been busted at least 1-2 times before at other competitions.


Some other sheet news include Daniel Bryan being the guest host of the Seattle Seahawks official Twitter account and held an hour long Q&A session.